The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11
POINTS FOR LAu,s.
Description Of Various NJ.
Sumincr Cos,, ~'erialI

en.. New Mats.,.,
A. , summer Costumes.
.,,a.n An appeal to the leadin, !,
elicits the assurance that as ha.t ala
Al and crossbars will be in asp'a,a spsu ,''p
the increasing desire for ' tha Al
producing them under sas..a s.e latter
aspects. Many are shown ie'a II y, As
soft Sc. in texture and light in N 'a' neaa
These display loose hairs una, ~ s's'
lace Of large broken plaids Hs| in n's,' y
OF black and white neutral ta ias''l'
we'll as as in some Of the new SA.s =
OF ecore and heliotrope. Che,, s 's'l sa
squares are to be found unOn s'' !, tS'
with a bright satin divisional pI4 .,a o'As
in tones OF bourre trials and ',''e y
grays. A more notable poSs,,. oSa LEAD
one which could only be acbis!,, ,y
the setting up Of new looms s'.a !. y
found in the diamond reyersihI, 4 70 %
In this manufacture an obvion, r 's ~
Guilty to effective draping is ova,,' s' y
Those who are experienced in u'sIsaa tss
tuners art know full well that ~
for the sake Of appearance, AM m,'.s w.
has to be used upon the bias jn,tasa a's'
the straight, strain or pull in a an
desired direction is frequently thu %
suit "e
1t is the triumph of this new T..
to present a diamond framed in ~ n,
onal lines, running the straigh. v.' :.
the material. The cloth-a sm~.. @
tweed-which is also reycriNs l,'.
shot. allows the color showing s lhs
mond upon one side to offer t6e . ~
on the other, and vice versa. +, In
lozenges OF two-inch proportion,
colors are seen in distinctpes,
those presented in smaller sb,a|
is produced by means Of an interim,
The mixtures are much varied n,
blue and white, admiralty white !,
mordore. tan and chocolate ee0
OF one shade crossed by another /,
deeper or paler, and occasionally n
white. offer scope for choice e.
binations of this nature are alresdr
be met with as inserted waistco,,s
some smart little coats and are sl,o
veadiness for skirt draperies.
As folds and plaits diminish mn,
the latter. more color and variety 4
becoming apparent on the surface
the fabrics in which dramrI
are represented. Occasionally Io
draperies are broken by a hilil
one side and handsomely braid
reverse on the other, with that pcrt
Of the bodice suggestive of decorat,
trimmed to correspond. An instau
of this is to he found in a cos.ul
shown in a deep shade Of belio..ul
having the revers Of both skirt Al
bodice, as well as cuffs and col
finely and richly braided in bac
/ In several models one long am,
drapery is carried completely over
foundation, and caught up into
butterfly bow at the back, while an
most imperceptible killing prevel
the edge of the skirt from falling in
at the feet. Examples occur in vhi
such drapery is finished with ba
Of braid instead of rows Of stitching.
A costume lately supplied TO
leader of fashion, which had lis nj
dore surface fecked with gold. show
braid OF the former color carried d
bordering at the edge Of the drape'
and supplied to do similar service
the bodice. The collar Of the lat
was folded back at the throat
fasten with a single button over
linen shirt which is now bidding /
to replace the waistcoat
1t is becoming usual to supply sh
in dozens or half dozens with such G
tunes as demand their presence, 7
models shown suggest occasionally
starched fronts Of the manly sarme
fastening in front with tiny studs 4
assuming at the back habit b
form. In others they present pleslil
and folds held in place by a band
the waist. and are finished wihaa
bow at the throat.
Another novelty of the season
lows the jacket bodice with front
like the dress coat of a man, and
lows the opened spaces to be oil
either by q waistcoat or shirt.
Habit bodices are, however, 'tll
vogue, and are frequently made "
revers, which leave a richly Dra'a
waistcoat apparent. In those doS'
breasted bodiccs which close win
single lapel the latter is senerallyy' y
piled in velvet and has collar anu U
10 correspond. Harriet c~'r'gH'
N Y. Herald.